Produced by: Manoj Kumar
First proposed in 1962, tachyons are theoretical particles that may exceed light speed.
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Tachyons’ imaginary mass enables faster-than-light motion without infinite energy, defying norms.
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If tachyons exist, they challenge cause-and-effect laws, sparking paradoxes in physics.
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Recent studies suggest tachyons might travel backward in time, reshaping causality.
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Using two-state formalism, physicists link tachyons to time-reversible quantum mechanics.
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A new model resolves tachyons’ infinite-energy problem, making their existence plausible.
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Tachyonic fields are theorized as potential drivers of dark energy and cosmic expansion.
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A recent study argues tachyons fit within Einstein’s special relativity framework.
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If real, tachyons could redefine physics, altering our understanding of time and matter.
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